Show Notes
Summer has officially started in the Western hemisphere, and for many people, summer is emblematic of long days spent at the swimming pool. But as those familiar with the paranormal know, water holds onto energy, and it stands to reason that a pool would hold onto the energy of the events, and even tragedies, that happened around it. In the Season 6 Finale, M reads true stories of people who had paranormal experiences with swimming pools.
Story 1: The Beckoning Story 2: The Cold Woman Story 3: It Wasn't My Shadow Story 4: Don’t swim alone at night! Story 5: Haunted House and a Pool Story 6: The Ghost Boy at the Pool Story 7: Underwater Time Warp Story 8: Ghost in the Water
Music & Sound Effects:Universfield, freesound_community, CalenethLysariel07, Nikita Kondrashev, VibeHorn, Konstantin Nestsiarovich from Pixabay
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